The Setup Alerts page shows details about existing system alerts, and lets you edit them and define new alerts.
Click on "Add Alert" to create a new alert.
Click on the alert name to edit it.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Enabled | Shows whether or not the alert will be scheduled to run (this is a read only field, you can change by editing the alert |
| Name | The alert's name, click on the name to edit the alert |
| Description | A description of the alert (free text) |
| Schedule | When the alert will be scheduled (if the alert is not enabled the alert will not be scheduled) |
| Recipients | syslog and/or the email addresses of the recipients |
Add / Edit Alert
The first Part contains details about the execution of the alert
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Enabled | Whether or not the alert will be scheduled |
| Name | The Alert's name |
| Schedule | When the alert will be scheduled, the format is identical to the one used to schedule reports |
| Destination | Specify whether will write a syslog record, send an email, or send an email via webservice |
| Recipients | if the destination is Email or Email WS - this field will contain the list of recipients |
The Alert Details section contains information about how the alert will be evaluated
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | DPOD supports three types of alerts: Frequency - The condition will be met if there were X events in the checked time (for example, |
| Query Value | |
| Index Sets | |
| Document Types | |
| Query (JSON) | |
| Query Period | |
| Operator | |
| Threshold |
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Device | |
| Domain | |
| Filters |